<p>In "Truth" ["Vérité"], Émile Zola embarks on a fearless exploration of the philosophical and moral implications of truth in the fabric of society. Written in Zola's characteristic naturalistic style, the book critiques the very belief systems that govern both personal integrity and communal responsibility. The narrative weaves vivid prose with incisive social commentary, delving into the struggles of individuals caught in the web of societal e...